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Temperature Coeffcient for a Resistor, 100ppm.....

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Patrick
Fri Dec 03 2010, 08:48AM Print
Patrick Registered Member #2431 Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
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what does this mean, change of expansion (physical) or change or resistence (electrical) ?
i cant figure this out...@100ppm



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Bored Chemist
Fri Dec 03 2010, 09:07AM
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It means that the resistance will change by 100 parts per million for each degree C change in temperature.
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Patrick
Fri Dec 03 2010, 09:27AM
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So, if at 23 C degrees, Ohms = 200M, and then 45 degree C rise above that....

(100/1,000,000) = 0.0001
0.0001 x 45 degree C rise = 0.0045
0.0045 + 1 = 1.0045
1.0045 x 200M = 200.9 MegaOhms

so i gain ~0.500% of 200M just from temp rise?
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klugesmith
Sat Dec 04 2010, 09:41PM
klugesmith Registered Member #2099 Joined: Wed Apr 29 2009, 12:22AM
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Patrick wrote ...
So, if at 23 C degrees, Ohms = 200M, and then 45 degree C rise above that.... so i gain ~0.500% of 200M just from temp rise?
Yup.
On the datasheet, TCR means "Temperature Coefficient of Resistance" to distinguish it from, say temperature coefficient of mechanical expansion. A copper wire gains about that much resistance (0.4 %) for a 1 degree C rise. The ROX series includes R's with guaranteed TCR ratings of 200ppm, 100ppm, and 50 ppm; perhaps the latter are not much more expensive.

Also note that the datasheet gives a Voltage Coefficient of Resistance.
Looks like at 10 kV per resistor, its resistance would be down by at least 4%.
Remember, Ohm's "law" is a just a very good approximation for behavior of many real materials in a widely useful range of electric field strength and current density.
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